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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Studying Abroad is a great opportunity to explore the world and learn the lifestyle of people. However, it can come with challenges like language barriers, culture issues as well as emotional imbalance.

Opinion: Is studying abroad a good decision?

Rachana Thapa, Content Creator
April 11, 2023
Black Student Union recites a list of requests for Washburn administration. These requests were created by previous BSU members in 2019 and still have not been put into action.

BSU recites a list of requests for Washburn administration

Aja Carter, Editor-in-Chief Washburn Review
December 3, 2022
A view of the U.S. Capitol Building from the courtyard in Washington, D.C. The surrounding area was also filled with vendors, performers and other fun activities.

GALLERY: Sightseeing in Washington, DC

Alijah McCracken, Copy Editor / Photographer
December 1, 2022
This semester, Washburn houses 238 International students. Some of them talked about their experience in the U.S..

Cultural shock: the frustration and fascination of a foreign country

Smera Shrestha, Reporter
November 16, 2022
B.O.B: What are your thoughts on the Holly ONeil incident?

B.O.B: What are your thoughts on the Holly O’Neil incident?

LeSha' Davis, Editor-in-Chief Indigo Magazine and Managing Editor Washburn Review
November 10, 2022
International club hosts Tihar celebration. Tihar is a large festival celebrated between October and November.

International House hosts Tihar celebration

Sandhya Bhandari, Content Creator
November 9, 2022
Senior biochemistry major Keetan Munsell Draws on an agar plate. Students were very careful with their technique for their artwork.

GALLERY: Students create art at its most basic level using agar plates

Tiana Smith, Content Creator
November 2, 2022
Holly O’Neil releases a statement apologizing for the incident. ONeil sent this statement to the Washburn Review today and the incident is still under investigation.

Chemistry professor under fire after accusations of cultural appropriation 

Aja Carter, Editor-in-Chief Washburn Review
October 29, 2022
The Campus Activities Board hosts the “It’s Just A Costume” event to teach students about cultural appropriation. The event was held Friday, Oct. 21 in the Union Market.

Megan Dorantes discusses cultural appropriation and Halloween costumes

Aja Carter, Editor-in-Chief Washburn Review
October 26, 2022
The students of SO300 displays various games and Korean snacks. The K-Festival was held Oct. 13.

Korean culture comes to campus with class festival

Smera Shrestha, Reporter
October 16, 2022
Poster perfect: Park displayed the poster he made with pictures of some of the places students could see on the Tokyo trip. Park has been to Japan before and is looking forward to bringing a group of students.

Summer study abroad trip to Tokyo

Kodee Christensen
January 31, 2020
Kimono: Kasumi Sawaki, a junior business management major, is the president of the International Club. She wore a Kimono at the Japanese table.

Celebration of Cultures showcases worldwide culture

Mingzhu Zhu
November 25, 2019
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